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+<h2>Release Notes</h2>
+CONTENTS
+1. What is Apache Ivy?
+2. Status of this release
+3. Major Changes in this Release
+4. Migrating from Jayasoft Ivy to Apache Ivy
+5. How to Get Involved
+6. How to Report Issues
+7. Committers and Contributors for this release
+8. List of Changes in this Release   
+   
+   
+<h3>1. What is Apache Ivy?</h3>
+
+Apache Ivy is a tool for managing (recording, tracking, resolving and 
reporting) 
+project dependencies. 
+It is characterized by the following:
+
+   1. flexibility and configurability 
+               Apache Ivy is essentially process agnostic and is not tied to 
any 
+               methodology or structure. 
+               Instead it provides the necessary flexibility and 
configurability 
+               to be adapted to a broad range of dependency management and 
build 
+               processes.
+   2. tight integration with Apache Ant
+               while available as a standalone tool, Apache Ivy works 
particularly well 
+               with Apache Ant providing a number of powerful Ant tasks 
ranging 
+               from dependency resolution to dependency reporting and 
publication.
+
+<h3>2. Status of this release </h3>
+
+This is the first release of Ivy since it has graduated as a sub project of 
Apache Ant. 
+As a beta version, we encourage the use of this version for testing and 
validation.
+Still API and features are still likely to change until final 2.0.0 version. 
+
+The current production quality version is still 1.4.1, which has not been 
produced 
+within the Apache Software Foundation.
+
+<h3>3. Major Changes in this Release</h3>
+
+This section describes what has changed between version 1.4.1 and this version 
of Apache Ivy.
+
+This new version of Apache Ivy is almost fully compatible with previous 
versions as long as you do not use custom plugins: Ivy API has changed, but not 
its behavior.
+
+Some tasks and configuration elements have been renamed, but the old versions
+are still available, they are only deprecated (you will see deprecated 
warnings). 
+
+<h4>3.1. Java Package Name Changes</h4>
+
+All of the Ivy Java package names have changed in Apache Ivy. They now start 
+with org.apache rather than fr.jayasoft. There have been other changes as 
well. 
+Important refactorings have done on the source code to ease the understanding
+of Ivy internal architecture by new developers.
+
+A class named org.apache.ivy.Ivy14 is provided with an API compatible with the
+fr.jayasoft.Ivy class of Ivy 1.4.1, to ease migration to this new version.
+
+<h4>3.2. Configuration replaced by Settings</h4>
+
+Configuration used to have two meanings in prior Ivy versions, causing some 
confusion with new users.
+To avoid this confusion, Apache Ivy calls settings instead of configuration 
the files used to customize Ivy. Configuration is still used for module 
configurations.
+
+Besides the changes in the documentation, this renaming also imply a 
modification in settings files, which now use ivysettings as root element 
instead of ivyconf, and settings instead of conf element to define top level 
defaults (such as defaultCache, ...).
+Previous names have been deprecated, so previous settings files can still be 
used, but you will see a deprecation warning.
+
+<h4>3.3. Review of settings loading</h4>
+
+This new Ivy version experience with a new way of loading the settings. The 
configure task is deprecated, and replaced by a settings datatype. By using the 
settings datatype, you can easily use several settings inside one Ant build 
script, and use a scope to tell Ivy which settings to use when calling a task 
which requires some settings.
+
+This is still an experiment though, so feedback is very welcome in the mailing 
lists.
+
+<h4>3.4. Public resolver in default settings is now ibiblio in m2 compatible 
mode</h4>
+
+In previous versions Ivy used to use the ivyrep resolver as default public 
resolver, but ivyrep is no longer maintained, while maven 2 repository on 
ibiblio is growing rapidly.
+
+Since Ivy is compatible with maven 2 repository, defaulting to the ibiblio 
maven 2 repository makes more sense.
+
+If you have any issue of backward compatibility with these new settings, you 
can simply set the following ant property before loading the settings 
(implicitly or explicitly):
+ivy.14.compatible=true
+
+<h4>3.5. Relative paths resolution</h4>
+
+Relative paths resolution in Ivy used to be resolved against the current 
directory. 
+Some work is in progress in this area, currently relative path resolution for 
the inclusion of configuration files in Ivy files has been modified to work 
relative to the Ivy file in which the configurations are included.
+
+This may break your dependency resolution if you used to use relative paths 
for configuration file inclusion.
+
+<h4>3.6 Ivyrep ivyroot attribute is now mandatory</h4>
+
+If you still use the ivyrep resolver, you will need to provide an ivyroot.
+To restore the previous behavior, use ivyroot="http://ivyrep.jayasoft.org/";.
+
+Since Ivyrep is not maintained anymore, we recommend moving away from this 
repository anyway.
+
+<h3>4. Migrating from Jayasoft Ivy to Apache Ivy</h3>
+
+Apache Ivy is fully compatible with Jayasoft Ivy as long as you do not use 
+custom plugins.
+This means that you can use Apache Ivy as a drop in replacement of Jayasoft 
Ivy.
+
+However due to the the renaming of configuration files to settings files, we
+strongly suggest to update your configuration files:
+- rename the files called ivyconf*.xml in ivysettings*.xml
+- rename 'ivyconf' element in 'ivysettings'
+- rename 'conf' element of those settings file in 'settings'
+
+We also suggest using the new org.apache.ivy.ant package name for the antlib 
declaration.
+
+Migrating custom plugins can be done by using the org.apache.ivy.Ivy14 class
+instead of fr.jayasoft.ivy.Ivy, and reorganizing your imports to reflect the 
+changes in the package names.
+
+<h3>5. How to Get Involved</h3>
+
+The Apache Ivy project really needs and appreciates any contributions, 
+including documentation help, source code and feedback.  If you are interested
+in contributing, please visit http://ant.apache.org/ivy/get-involved.html.
+
+<h3>6. How to Report Issues</h3>
+
+The Apache Ivy project uses JIRA for issue tracking.  Please report any 
+issues you find at http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY
+
+<h3>7. Committers and Contributors for this Release</h3>
+
+Here is the list of people who have contributed source code and documentation
+to this release. Many thanks to all of them, and also to the whole Ivy 
community
+contributing ideas and feedback, and promoting the use of Ivy. The list would 
be too long, but Ivy couldn't be what it is without you!
+<h4>Committers</h4>
+       Maarten Coene
+       Xavier Hanin
+       Gilles Scokart
+<h4>Contributors</h4>
+    Jim Bonanno
+    Jacob Grydholt Jensen
+    Matthias Kilian
+    Nicolas Lalevée
+    Geoff Reedy
+    Jason Trump
+    Tjeerd Verhagen
+    John Williams
+    Jing Xue
+
+Since this is our first release as a subproject of Ant, we'd also like to take 
this opportunity to thank the Apache Ant project for accepting Ivy as a 
subproject, the Apache Incubator community for their guidance to behave the 
"Apache way", and our mentors Antoine Levy-Lambert, Stephane Bailliez, Steve 
Loughran and Stefan Bodewig for their precious time and help during the 
incubation process.
+    
+<h3>8. List of Changes in this Release</h3>
+
+For a full release history of Ivy see the file CHANGES.txt
+
+For details about the following changes, check our JIRA install at 
+http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ivy
+
+List of changes since Ivy 2.0.0-alpha-2-incubating:
+- NEW: Share cache with locking (IVY-654)
+- NEW: support atomic publish operation (IVY-492) (with contribution from 
Geoff Reedy)
+- NEW: latest compatible conflict manager (IVY-648)
+- NEW: Add a task/code to create M2 POM files from Ivy configurations (IVY-416)
+- NEW: [Build] Publish the ivy sources (IVY-646) (thanks to Nicolas Lalevée)
+
+- IMPROVEMENT: Ease performance auditing (IVY-655)
+- IMPROVEMENT: Maven Dependency Management is not used to determine artifact 
version (IVY-616) (thanks to Jim Bonanno)
+- IMPROVEMENT: split the cache into an downloaded artifacts cache and a 
metadata cache (IVY-628)
+- IMPROVEMENT: add publish triggers to event system (IVY-650) (thanks to Jason 
Trump)
+- IMPROVEMENT: Only display unique circular dependencies during Resolve 
(IVY-653 IVY-514) (with contribution from John Williams)
+- IMPROVEMENT: Adding option 'cp', which makes it possible for main to be 
loaded from file (IVY-543) (thanks to Tjeerd Verhagen)
+- IMPROVEMENT: BasicURLHandler should use method=head for getURLInfo (IVY-611) 
(thanks to Jim Bonanno)
+- IMPROVEMENT: artifactproperty should not overwrite the existing properties 
(IVY-587)
+- IMPROVEMENT: Support *(private) and *(public) in the confs parameter of the 
resolve (IVY-588)
+- IMPROVEMENT: replace * by *(public) when resolving inline (IVY-589)
+- IMPROVEMENT: ivy html reports now refers http://ant.apache.org (partial 
IVY-414)
+- IMPROVEMENT: Improvements on hello ivy example (IVY-626) (with contribution 
from Jacob Grydholt Jensen)
+- IMPROVEMENT: Make the root attribute in the ivyrep resolver mandatory 
(IVY-625)
+- IMPROVEMENT: New text representation for main module metadata concepts 
(IVY-649)
+
+- FIX: m2 incompatibility - IVY does not recognize property section (IVY-637)
+- FIX: m2 incompatibility - IVY does not recognize parent pom (IVY-636)
+- FIX: Attempt to download a file with & in its name causes SAXParseException 
in Ivy (IVY-635)
+- FIX: Bad IvyContext scope causing memory leak and bad handling of subproject 
builds (IVY-639)
+- FIX: Resolution failure when no ivy.xml file present (IVY-630)
+- FIX: ${parent.version} property is not recognized in maven2 pom (IVY-620)
+- FIX: Handle relocation tag in maven 2 pom (IVY-586)
+- FIX: Ivy doesn't work with Ant 1.6.2 (IVY-614)
+- FIX: EmptyStackException when upgrading from 1.4 to 2.0 (IVY-610)
+- FIX: Ivy:retrieve fails through proxy server (IVY-529)
+- FIX: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid uri when working with 
version ranges (IVY-390)
+- FIX: Ivy settings include -tag url attribute does not work correctly 
(IVY-601)
+- FIX: Static revision replacement is not working when a dynamic revision is 
evicted by a transitive dependency (IVY-603) (with contribution from Matthias 
Kilian)
+- FIX: NullPointerException whilst resolving transitive dependencies (IVY-590)
+- FIX: cachepath based on a resolve done in a previous build broken (IVY-583)
+- FIX: Resolving dynamic version fails when using multiple patterns if only 
one pattern find a revision and others don't (IVY-602)
+- FIX: Invalid character in IvyRetrieveTest causing most tests to fail 
(IVY-604)
+- FIX: ivy:settings and ivy:retrieve with explicit id causes unwarranted 
DEPRECATED warning (thanks to Jacob Grydholt Jensen)
+
+- REFACTORING: Extract a settings interface for the different engines
+
+- TASK: Review all tutorials to make sure they are in sync with 2.0 (IVY-591) 
(with contribution from Jing Xue)
+- TASK: Satisfy the US export control laws for software "specially designed" 
to use cryptography. (IVY-593)
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